Three Mac Apps for People Who Live in Browser Tabs
You have 47 tabs open. You won't close them and you can't read them all. Here are three Mac apps that take the pressure off the tab bar without making you feel guilty.
You have a tab open from a Tuesday in March. You have not opened it since. You also can't close it. Somewhere in there is the link you actually need right now.
The browser is not the problem. The browser is just the only place you have been putting things. Here are three apps that take that job back.
The stack:
- Resurf · the catch-all bucket for the things you keep saving
- mymind · the visual archive for the things you save because they look good
- Reference Board · the working wall for the things that need to be seen together
1. Pick a Bucket That Is Not Your Browser
The first move is admitting that the tab bar is a memory system. It is just a bad one. Resurf gives the browser somewhere else to put its overflow.

















